They diverged, rap and hip hop have a common ancestry, no doubt about that. You're making a snap judgment without putting too much thought into it. You could ask me if I was interested in hip hop and rap, but you instead assumed I wasn't.Tone Deft wrote:you're the last person I'd expect to care about rap music.Machinesworking wrote:Meh, I lost interest in rap when it deviated from Hip Hop.
Now the only people who don't are all PC or funny, can't find stuff like this anymore.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0b0jIaC ... re=related
hip hop and rap are not the same thing. you should know that by now, but you're not into either.
nothing personal, you kick ass in knowledge of the stuff you do listen to.
I was very into rap/hip hop as a kid when it started in the 80's, not to play it per say, but I listened to a good amount, Run DMC, Egyptian Lover, Public Enemy, Eric B and Rakim, Afrika Bambaataa, Whodini. Hell, I heard Cookie Puss the day it came out, had a friend who though the Beastie Boys punk stuff was fun, so he got all excited when that single dropped. Obscure stuff like Gary S. Clail, Tackhead, Mantronix, and groups I can't remember the name of . Later on Wu tang Clan and the first NWA, The Doc, Hoes with Attitude etc.
Like I said, I lost interest after every producer tried to remake The Chronic, which is still going on.
The Doc is another great rapper, too bad a car crash crushed his vocal chords.
Loved his delivery.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UiPbeIXZpD4